hi/lo range devices

Have a Cockshutt 40 that is in the process of coming together to be used on the "farm" (certainly not a restoration)wondering what might be available or can be adapted to put some form of a clutch/gearing or other device that would give the regular six speed that's in this tractor a hi/lo range to possibly make this a 12 speed? Any suggestions? Has someone done it before and how? Have read in a couple of different farm magazines/books about a Cockshutt "Golden Arrow" (about the same 6spd as 35,40 or 50 has) having an option of a hi/lo range but have never known or heard of anyone that knows anything like that is available? Thanks,Dave
hi/lo range
 
The thirty or E3 series did have a high low option. Not to be shifted in motion. Was available in 1946 to mid 1950 s . Dont know of others except late models shared with oliver and possibly MM after the white buyout. Dont think any 35 40 or 50 series had that option. I could be wrong, I was once!!But that was a long time ago. OK OK rain today and stuck in house. LOL
 
I think I remember reading one time that you could either get a hi/lo OR live PTO,but not both and that was why Oliver had the first standard live power,not just an option. Might be all wet on that. Anybody else know for sure?
 
We had a 30, back in the day and it had the two spd with Live PTO, the 2 spd. did not interfere with the PTO spd.
 
Hi Dave, Is there any possibility of adapting an Oliver Hyrapower or Hydraul-Shift to a Cockshutt?
 
When you go from one set of gears to the other you basically have a high/low with a 3 speed trans.The 540 has the same set up but uses 2 levers a 3 speed gearbox and a high/low lever.
 

My 30 has Hi/Lo and live PTO. I don't know how you'd add more gearing to get 12 speeds.

Wait! I do know how! Buy a DB 990 12 speed! :lol:
 
Yes my Dad had a 30 with both hi-lo and live PTO. He bought it new in the early 50's.
I learnt how to shift that hi-lo on the move, down shifting from hi to lo in 4th gear hauling manure up hill on the twp. road. 4 lo was faster than 3rd hi.
 
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